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Rosary
Service All Are Welcome 6:00pm Location: In The Church
Third Monday of Each Month
Planning
Meeting: Second Monday Of The Month 7:00pm Library/Media Center
Business Meeting: Third
Monday of the Month Following the
Rosary Family social and our regular monthly meeting
J.P. II Center
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The Knights of Columbus vigorously
defends the dignity of each human
being at every stage of life.
Assembly 3410 Color Corp Commander
SK Todd Morrow and SK Robert Barnard
representing Assembly 3410 at the
St. Patrick's Day Mass at Christ the
King Cathedral on Friday March 15,
2024. A total of 12 SK's were
present, representing 4 different
Assemblies. Bishop Hartmayer was
very appreciative of our presence.
All dates and drives will be in the
Kane/Beltran Center
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April
17. 2024 9:00a.m - 3:00 p.m.
(Drive 10 - 2)
May 14,
2024 9:00a.m - 3:00 p.m.
(Drive 10 - 2)
June 6, 2024
9:00a.m - 3:00 p.m. (Drive 10 - 2
Safe
Summer is back on again. It is
scheduled for
May
11th from 9:00am to
1:00pm. The Police, Fire and
Medical personel will be there to
talk to the children about how to be
safe during the hot days of summer.
We will be handing out bike helmets
and there will be a bicycle raffler
for two lucky children.
Mother's Day is just around the
corner. Our Council will be
hosting a free breakfast for Moms,
Grandmas, and Bride's who hope
to be mother's someday. The
breakfast will be at the JPII house
until noon.
A
rose for mom will be given to them
after all masses or until we run
out.
Donations will be greatly
appreciated.
Please consider lending a hand
cooking, serving or cleaning up.
We
have been afforded the opportunity
to work the Gwinnett Striper's
baseball games and earn some great
funds for our council. We will be
serving food and beer. We do not
have to cook anything. Just serve
and take payment. I am attaching the
schedule for you to look at the
volunteer opportunities in yellow. The uniform is
navy blue KofC shirt (reimbursable),
non-slip shoes and the Gwinnett
Striper's hat furnished to you the
first time you volunteer. If you
choose to volunteer let Todd know
your dates you would like to
volunteer. You will have to take
training at the links provided, and
upon completion furnish your
Certificates to Todd and he will get
them where they need to go. Last
year the 2 councils that
participated were able to earn
$40,000 and $15,000 respectively for
their councils. Attached are the
schedule, the meeting notes provided
from Nelson Rivera at St. Lawrence,
and the servsafe certification that
will be taken 2nd in the
certifications. The minimum age to
work the booth is 16 years old and
they can only take payment and serve
food. We can have more than
the highlighted but must first fill
the 2 mandatory highlighted areas.
If you have any questions contact
Todd Morrow @
ToddMKofC@gmail.com
Please use the link below of the 1st
part of certification:
When completed read and follow the link in the
attachment for servesafe for the 2nd part of certification. the servsafe
certification will cost $20 (reimbursable).
When
completed read and follow the link
in the attachment for servesafe for
the 2nd part of certification. the
servsafe certification will cost $20
(reimbursable).
Vivat Jesus,
SK Robert Barnard Grand Knight
Council 13440
We
will be holding COR on March 20th
from 9:00 a.m. until 10:30 a.m. and
March 21st from 7:00 p.m. until 8:30
p.m. in the JPII center.
This
month`s video is titled
"Leadership". Following the video
there will be discussion and then we
will be praying "Stations of the
Cross".
In April we
will change to two times per month.
On the 2nd and 4th Thursdays from
7:00 p.m. until 8:30 p.m. in the
JPII Center. This change is due to
another group needing the JPII
Center every Wednesday morning.
The dates
will be April 11th and April 25th.
St. Oliver Council 13440 now
has a PayPal account threw which you can pay your dues.
Dues submitted through PayPal include a $2.00 transaction fee.
Click the PayPal Logo to be redirected
to our PayPal Page
The
Knights of Columbus Drive for
Persons With Disabilities has been
in existance since 1970. The
Knights of Coumbus Charities Tootsie
Roll Program is dedicated to
providing life-based health care,
lerning and quality of life of life
opportunities for children, teen,
and adults with disabilities.
Tthe St. Oliver Council 13440
Council has selected Bennett's
Place as our recipiet of the
proceeds from our drives.
Thanks to the generosity of the
Parishioners we have been able to
raise thousands of dollars for
Brnnett's Place.
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Welcome
our new Brother Knights
John Pennell,
Michael Magathan, Deacon
Michael Chavez
On November 30thwheelchair
we deliver to DaVita Dialysis Clinic
in Monroe, Georgia 3 wheelcahirs for
their use.
The two ladies in the photos are
Karen Garrison (Facilities
Administrator) middle, and Shandra
Brown (Administrative Assistant).
The clinic is so thankful for the
wheelchairs.
What a blessed day!
In 1882, Father
Michael J. McGivney gathered a small group of
parishioners in St. Mary’s Church in New Haven,
Connecticut. His purpose was to establish a group of
men, united in their faith, and to provide for Catholic
families in times of need. This was the beginning of the
Knights of Columbus.
Guided by the
principles of charity, unity, and fraternity, members of
the Knights of Columbus work to overcome the hardships
that people face in their parishes and communities. We
are a growing organization — nearly 2 million members —
and for over 130 years, we have committed to overcome
the challenges of the need for food, shelter, warm
clothing and financial security, as well as provide aid
for widows and orphans in our local communities.
Joining your local
council of the Knights of Columbus can change your life.
As a Knight, you have the opportunity to strengthen your
parish, give back to your community, grow in your faith
and gain exclusive access to our portfolio of
top-quality insurance products to financially protect
your family. Councils conduct many programs that support
your parish and community including:
But joining your local council does
not mean that you need to sacrifice quality time with
your family. In fact, volunteering an hour here or an
hour there with your family can make an enormous impact
in your life and in the lives of others.
If you’re interested in helping
those in need in your parish and community,
strengthening your parish and familial relationships,
growing in your faith, and gaining exclusive access to
top-quality insurance protection for you and your
family, then joining your local Knights of Columbus
council gives you the way to achieve these goals.
Membership
in the Knights of Columbus is open to men 18 years of
age or older who are practical (that is, practicing)
Catholics in union with the Holy See. This means that an
applicant or member accepts the teaching authority of
the Catholic Church on matters of faith and morals,
aspires to live in accord with the precepts of the
Catholic Church, and is in good standing in the Catholic
Church.
The founding of the Knights of
Columbus on March, 29, 1882 by Blessed Michael MicGiveny
St. Oliver’s Council 13440 Knights of Columbus Is proud to
announce
The
ken kennedy religious Education Scholarship fund
This fund will be administered by the Religious Education
Office and funded by the Knights of Columbus. It is meant to help families with financial
assistance to provide the ability to transmit the practice
of the faith to our children and grandchildren.
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